[ANN] The Campaign Finder — Find Bitcointalk Campaigns That Match Your Profile

[coin-investor]

Thanks for taking the time to explain your perspective. I'll keep working on the platform and hopefully the work itself can speak for it over time.

Obviously, you did not research the bad effects of buying an account, but as you stated, your intention is good, so keep developing this platform.

Do you have stats on how many members have registered so far? Will you make it available to the community, hosting, and your effort have a cost? How are you going to sustain this platform since you made it free?
 

The Campaign Finder is a free platform built for Bitcointalk campaign hunters

And btw, it's better not to highlight your post; do it like what we're doing. There's no need to do.

[hugeblack]

you have abused your service by using a purchased account. This will actually affect the use of the service because whoever purchases an account plans to gain trust quickly and often ends up badly.
When did you purchase this account and what was your motivation?

I understand your concern, and I agree that purchased accounts can create trust and security issues, especially when someone uses an account with an established history for the wrong reasons.

It is up to you whether you decide to create a new account or continue with the current account, but remember, negative trust is not a serious start.
In general, since the site does not require any additional permissions or accounts password, all concerns will be related to privacy. Providing Onion link and reducing the data collected by the domain will be a good start.

[Mcpeanut]

Thanks for taking the time to explain your perspective. I'll keep working on the platform and hopefully the work itself can speak for it over time.

Obviously, you did not research the bad effects of buying an account, but as you stated, your intention is good, so keep developing this platform.

Do you have stats on how many members have registered so far? Will you make it available to the community, hosting, and your effort have a cost? How are you going to sustain this platform since you made it free?
 

The Campaign Finder is a free platform built for Bitcointalk campaign hunters

And btw, it's better not to highlight your post; do it like what we're doing. There's no need to do.

Thanks again for the constructive feedback. I understand your point, and I agree that the best way forward is to keep developing the platform and let the work speak for itself over time.

Regarding registrations, The Campaign Finder is still in a private testing phase, so the number of registered users is currently small. I don't want to present that as a meaningful adoption statistic yet. My priority right now is making sure the core features work reliably before opening it more widely.

Yes, I plan to make it available to the wider Bitcointalk community once the testing phase is complete. The main campaign-finder service will remain free for campaign hunters and participants.

There are ongoing costs for hosting, development, maintenance, and other services. The plan is to keep the public campaign-finder side free and sustain the project through a separate manager-side system that provides campaign management and automation features. Managers can use those features through Campaign Week Credits, which is intended to cover the ongoing costs while keeping the participant side free.

I'm still testing the manager system privately with real campaign workflows, so I want to make sure it is reliable before opening that part to the community.

And noted about highlighting posts. I understand your point, and I'll keep my future replies focused on the discussion rather than highlighting my own posts.

Thanks again for the feedback. I appreciate it, and I'll keep the thread focused on the project and its development.

[Mcpeanut]

you have abused your service by using a purchased account. This will actually affect the use of the service because whoever purchases an account plans to gain trust quickly and often ends up badly.
When did you purchase this account and what was your motivation?

I understand your concern, and I agree that purchased accounts can create trust and security issues, especially when someone uses an account with an established history for the wrong reasons.

It is up to you whether you decide to create a new account or continue with the current account, but remember, negative trust is not a serious start.
In general, since the site does not require any additional permissions or accounts password, all concerns will be related to privacy. Providing Onion link and reducing the data collected by the domain will be a good start.

Thanks for the thoughtful points. I understand the concern about privacy, especially with any service connected to forum profiles.

The Campaign Finder does not require a Bitcointalk password or account credentials. The profile URL is used for campaign matching and activity verification, rather than access to the user's account.

I also appreciate the suggestion about minimizing the amount of data collected and potentially providing an Onion link. Those are both worth considering as the platform develops.

Regarding the account history discussion, I don't think there is much value in taking the ANN thread further in that direction. I'd rather keep the discussion focused on The Campaign Finder, how it works, and the features being developed.

Thanks again for the constructive feedback.